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Old March 17th 04, 07:40 PM
WaltBJ
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Screw the GAO. They're assuming our pilots will never have to face
SU27s, etc. I have dealt with those blinder-equipped savants before.
You can't discuss anything with them because their minds are already
made up. They've already 'modeled' the situation and they are never
wrong. They haven't a clue what it is like up at the sharp end. Face
it - a non-stealthy combat aircraft is obsolete.
Walt BJ
 




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